5 things we learned from the Premier League weekend

Burnley have improved from their last PL campaign

It’s now two wins and a draw in their last three matches for Sean Dyche’s Burnley, who look stronger and with a genuine chance of survival this time around as opposed to their ill-fated spell in 2014/15.

The Clarets showed their dogged and resilient side in drawing with Manchester United last week, and then showed a different side by beating Crystal Palace 3-2 on Saturday.

By being patient and once again solid in defence, Dyche’s men hit Palace on the break with devastating effect, with Ashley Barnes’ winner coming courtesy of just that tactic.

They look a rejuvenated side this season, are up to ninth in the league table, and look better equipped than ever to stay in the top-flight.